HOW CAN I TELL YOU (CAT STEVENS) ^EmiHow can I^A tell you that I l^DGove^D y^Gou, I^Emi love ^Ayou but I^D can´t t^Ghink of ri^Dght words to s^Gay. ^EmiI long t^Ao tell you that I´m a^Dlways^G thinkin^Dg of ^Gyou, I´m ^Emialways thinking of ^Ayou, but my wo^Drds j^Gust bl^Dow aw^Gay, ^DG j^Dust bl^Gow away. It al^Emiways ends up to one th^Aing, honey, and I c^Dan´t t^Ghink o^Df right words to s^{G, Emi, A}ay. ^EmiWherever I am gi^Arl, I´m al^Dwa^Gys wa^Dlking with ^Gyou, I´m ^Emialways walking w^Aith you, but I l^Dook an^Gd yo^Du´re not t^Ghere.^{DG, D, G Emi}Whoever I´m^A with, I´m al^Dwa^Gys t^Dalking to yo^Gu, I´m^Emi always talking to ^Ayou, and I´m ^Dsad th^Gat you^D can´t he^GDGar, sad that ^Dyou can´t h^Gear. It^Emi always ends up to one th^Aing, honey, When I^D look ^Gand yo^Du´re not ^Gthere. ^{Em, A} Em A D G D G 4x ^EmiI need to know y^Aou, need to fe^Del m^Gy ^Darms around y^Gou, ^Emifeel my arms surround y^Aou, like ^Dsea ar^Gound a^D shore^{GDG, D, G Emi}and - each n^Aight and day I ^Dpr^Gay, in hope that mi^Dght find y^Gou, in ho^Emipe that I might find y^Aou, because h^Deart c^Gan do^D no mo^{GDG, D, G}re. ^EmiIt always ends up to o^Ane thing, honey, still I k^Dneel u^Gpon ^Dthe f^{G, Emi, A, D, G}loor. ^EmiHow can I t^Aell you that I l^DGove^DG you, I l^Emiove ^Ayou but I can´t ^Dthink of^G right wo^Drds to s^Gay. ^EmiI long to tell ^Ayou that I´m alw^Day^Gs thinki^Dng of y^Gou, I´m alw^Emiays thinking of y^Aou..... ^EmiIt always ends up to o^Ane thing, honey, and I can´t^D think o^Gf righ^Dt words to s^{G, Emi, A, D}ay.